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To the Defendants: &Ss
:. Take notice that tho depositIoas Of John Cla0lu,
Edward E. Eames. Horace J.. FaiIchfld, Dexter n.
Force, Daniel Robinson and others will DO taken
OF the office OF IL B. Clailln & Co.. on West Broad.
way, III the city Of New York, IN the State CT New
York, on the 18th day Of July, a. D. 1857, between
the hours Of 6 O'Clock A.. NJ. and Q o'clock i. N,
deposiuous Of Sarnh 4. Rocmer, John RcId,
peyton Il. Dobbins aud others will be taken at tho
law Office OIL r.. PAUL, No 122O Chapline street,
in the city Of Wheeling, and State Of West Viz.
glnia, on tho 18th day OF July, A. D. 1857, between
tho hours oil 6 O'Clock A.. II. aud Q o'clock i. M,
and the deposition Of Harry Rocuer viii DO taken
at The Office OF W: Z. Cave, In the city Of Moberly,
Of Randolph. State OF Mi1ouri, on tho I'd
day OF Augusta u. 1857, between the hours OF &
o'clock a. NJ. aud Q o'clock p. NJ, and the deposi,
tons OF John Roemer and others will DO taken at
tho law office Of Arthur q. Wakicy. loom q, Omaha
National Bank building, In the city Of Omaha, In
the state OF Nebraska, on the 9Th day Of August.
a. I. 1851, betwecn tho hours of 6 O'clock a. NJ.
aud Q O'Clock 7. NJ, 10 DO read In evidence In the
above named cause on tho behalf Of tho raid
plaintiffs. And II from any cause the taking OF
the said dispositions shall not DO commenced, or
being commenced. shall not DO completed on that
day, the taking Of tho same will be adjourned from
time 10 time Until the same shall DO completed. q,
II. Is. CLAFL1N l. CO..
By '. G. Hu1cn1soN, their Solicitor. je0.s
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HOWELL On Thurday,' June 10, 1887, at $50 r.
year Of her age.
Funeral will take place on Saturday morning at 10
O'Clock, from es Twentysecond street. Inter.
r., ment at Peninsula cemetery.
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Er,,rai,p m I.nutsy ltlo Irv

On tho occasion Of the Interstate Com.
petitive drill at Louisville, KY, the Balti.
more & Ohio Railroad Company will sell
round trip tickets at low excursion rates,
Tickets viii be aold on June 20 aud 81,
and will DO good returning until June %
inclasive.
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SATURDAY, JUNE is. 1887.

-aEa-tNa- o 1904 s.Hr 81
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. n, at tho front loo,
o. the Court House Of Aaid county, tho following
described property, that is 10 say: All that track OF
parcel Of land on Wheeling creek In said Ohio
county, bounced md described as follows, VII;
Beginning ut a stake on tho banks OF Wheeling
creek IN line with tho present hedge fence bound.
Ing the land formerly owned by William Tallant
and afterwards by Beverly NJ. Eotf IN trust tot
Helen c., the wife Of John, p. Gilchrist. which
stake Is corner Of said land thence to, with and
from said hodge south GO east 81 6ll00 poles 10 a
stake on The bank oltaid creek, alsoa corner ofsaId
land held In trust as Aforesaid for Helen G.Gilchrist;
and thence down said crock with tho meandcrs
thereof ~ aS.lC0 poles to the beginning, contain.
Ing lonf acres, three roods md hirtytWo percbcs,
more or less, together with all tho right, tltle and
Interest OF said. parties Of the hrst part IN and TO The
creek whcre1t binds or bounds said laud, being tho
same property conveyed TO tald 1Margare!ta q.
%. 1877. and ol'record In said Clerks Office In deed
book g., pages 81 and So.
Title is believed 10 DO perfect, but selling
trustee ] shall only convey such title as Ii vested
In mo BY said decd OF trust.
TERMS OF sALE-one-third 'oi tho purchase
money, anu ~ much more Ms tho purchaser may
elect 10 pay. In cash on tho day OF sale, the residue
IN TWO equal instsllments ut ono and two years 70.
Gpeclrely. with Interest from day Of sale, the ppr.
chaser to give notes Tor the deferred inslallmena
With security approved by the trustee and the
Title TO be retained Until payment In full, or, at lbe
option OF the purchaser, a deed OF trust to be given
upon thu property to secure the deferred install.
nentS. u TH0A UBHlEN, Trustee.
3 ". II. HAILHE, Auctioneer. J'SW
The undersigned desiring that the property
above mentioned may sell for as much ns possible,
agree to unite with tho trustee In q deed to The
purchaser. ROBERT A. McCABE,
* nyl7 SfsF5tEtt a III. G MCCABE. go
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TRUsTEE's SALE,

By virtue OF a deed Of trust made by sophia
Catherine frank and John Frank, her husband. Ia
r. g. barr hs trustee, bearing date on The lGil day
Of January, 1884, and recorded In the onlce OF Tho
CLERK OF tho County court Of Ohio county, West
md by virtue OF an order Of the Circuit Court OK
Ohio county, Part /, made April q, 1857, substi.
intlng mo as trustee for r. G.. Barr, NOW deceased,
| shall sell at public auction at the front door Of
ne Court House OF Ohio county. In Wheeling, W.
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An English fashion magazine gives US q
picture Of "trouserB to he worn with rid.
ing hat" a Fiji Islander could do no
lees.
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Has secured a fntelass mani Ga adriyer tor a street
hack. he eau be found ut the New McLnre House
g. most any tune night or day, on and after Mon.
Gay, March Z, 1857. Any person wishing his ser.
20 VIII moot all OF tho tssirs on this side OF the
tlvHt.EHlrt 49, h-YfHEllETa Tsa21ESEErfEI rny7 ~
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u. Y. &C. lsailrond. M3Fs!
Bellatre d zanesville Through. Passenger leaves
Bel!atre At $40 a. m, arrives ut Rellaite at 4 D. m.
s. Woodsteld Passenger leaves Bellaire at 4;20 D.
NJ, arfiSes At belln're at $40 4. m, aass.5 ST.. %s a.
sumneraeld Accommodation leaves Bellafrc at
leo p. m. arrives at Bellaire ut l0:45 a. m.u--f.G "a
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HAlHAl You will laugh with delight II
Hal Hal you use skin'succeas soap. 25c
at druggists. q
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

4 R2IVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
EA TRAIN5-on and alter May %, 1sS7-Exp1A-
NATION ov REVERENCE MARES. tDaily. tauntay
excepted. tMondcy erceptea-Eastcrn STANDARD
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ribbFamily,
Or, Night With tho Champions.
KNIGHTS OF PYTAlAS'
Picnic
ON THE
Grounds Of the State Fair Association,
WHEELING. w. VA,
JULY 4, IS
JULY i, Iss7
2 There will bs a Grand Street Parade at 0 O'Clock
4 ". and PICNIC Of Island Fair Grounds on

z There will be a Grand Street Parade at 0 O'Clock
4. X, and PICNIC Of Island Fair Grounds on
Monday. July 4. 1851.
Plenty oil a%muscmen's, including Dancing,
Hor.c Raciug. Competitive Drill by Divisions 81
tho Uniform Rank, etc. G'r
n PROGRAMME.
p Trotting Race to Harness. Five to eutcr, three IN
start; purse SIS: lnt $50 second SIS.
Pony Race. one milo %dash--ThrCe TO enter, not
les than two to start; pursc So. -
Competitive Drill by Divisions Of the units.m
Rank X OF P.-Purc $500: first pdse $500; second
prizs 500. Divisions to dfiit with not less ihan
twenlyScyen men, including officers. Divisions
to drill according 10 Carnahan's Revised Tactics.
g Reduced rates will be mado OF all railroads and
steamboats, leading 10 The city.
Admission to grounds 10 cents; children under
ten years OF ase. accom- panied By parents, admit.
ted 10 grounds free. Visiting members ID uniform
admitted free. Refreshments will be furniAhed on
the grounds. Admission to grand stand and quRr.
ter stretch 25 Cts. Admission for vehicles Is cts,
For further Information address b. b. CLARK.
Corresponding Secretary, Bridgeport, Q.
lel2l&9 E.2h.!y2. @eiafEtG
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VIRGINIA: In TIE ORR
Nv QUIT Court for Ohio county. June Rules,

John Clstlln. Edward E. Esn1cs, Horace J. Fair.
child. Dexter n. Force and Daniel Robinson, a
frm, doing business under tho firm name Of q,
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TUESDAY. JUNE 81. 1857,

com menclng at 10 O'Clock A. H., the following do.
scrihed property, that Is to say: The south one.
third Of lot No, sixty eight IGS) fronting on tho
east side Of Main street in The sixth ward Of
Wheeling; W. Va, and running back from sid
street with IN oven twenty-five feet In width tothc
alley at the east end OF said lot, together with tho
huiidings and Engagements GU said third Of tait
lot and oil the privileges and apputtcnancts there
nnto belonging, being the same property conveyed
70 said e0phiR Catherine FfauS By the Pcopie's
Bank by deed Of same date as this said deed Of
trust tfsft .ls ~
Il TERas or SALE-0nc. third OF tho purchase
money, OF, as much more as The purchaser may
elect to pay, cash In hand on tho day OF sale, and
any residue In three equal instruments payab7qi III
si1, twelve and eighteen months from Tho day Of
sale, With in!erest from that day, the purchaser 10
give his fiotcs for the deferred in1taimeuts and to
secure the same by deed Of trust upon the prop
erty and insurance policy upon the building 10 tho
Satisfaction OF the trustee.
Title believed good. but selling as trustee | shall
convey only such tue as L. yestcd In me by the
s.. g. SMITH, Trustee.
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FEAR not the. ating Of the moteuito. ST.
Oil takes it away. 1t conque,s
pain. 81,
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~t4AS - 49, SAA bhf
mss under the arni nanfe OF C1as. Weller &
Son; James Laughlin, John Reid and reYton i,
Dohblns, trustee. ; NJ .s-"IfJl
The object OF this suit Is to set aside and have
declared null and void, q deed made and executed
by John Roelucr and wife on the t22d day OF
August. 1870. by which no purported to convey to
Harry. Roemer, trustee, and Sarah A.. Roemer for
the sole use and benefit Of Sarah A. Roemer, wife
or the said John Hccmer, tho following described
real estate. that Is to say: thitty.nine feet and
eight inches Of the south part OF lot number lfty.
slx 1861 situated on the northwest corner Of Main
county, aud State Of West Virginia, aud have said
real estate sold and the amount OF i've promissory
notes dMe the plaintiffs, and aygregating tkc sum Of
s2,62S 70, and the interest thereon, ana tho costs OF
this suit paid out Of the proceeds Of said sale, And
It appearing from an affidavit flied In this case that
Harry koemer, Isaac u. WELLER. Hannah WELLER
and James LauRhtfn arc not residents Of tho State
OF West Virginia, on motion OF the said plaintiffs,
BY their solicitor, the taid Harry Hoemei, Isaac i.
Weitter. Hannah Weflter and James Laughtfu arc
oraered to appear within one month alter the frat
publication Of this order and do what Is necessary
10 project their interests. And It is further order.
cd that this notice DO published for four successive
weeks IN come newspaper published IN the city OF
wheeling, aud posted US required By law. WA
2 witness, John W. Mitchell, Clerk Of said Court.
at The Court House Of said county. this Suh day OF
June, 1857, to.wti: June Rutes, 1857. &NJG5
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published tho first time Juno 0, 1857.
.tg- Attest. Fr.-Ns .1nHN W M1IIyu ET r. Clo,-
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PROGRAMME,
rnusrEa,s sALE.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF LEATHER.

j WOOD PROPERTY.
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust made by Margaretts
9. MeCabe with Robert A. MeCshe. her husband,
70 ME rs trustee, dated April IL, 1881, and recorded
In the oahte Of the Clerk OF tho County Court oil
Ohio county, West Virginia, In decd Of trust BOOK
No. y. page slS, shall sell at public suction 10
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John Rocmcr. Sarah A. Roemer and Johuu Roemcr,,
her husband; Harry Roemer, trustee: George B
Caldwell, trustee; H.. n. Russell. trustee; Isaac
{. WELLER and Hannah WELLER, a firm doing busi.
ness under the arni name OF Ch8s. Wehlce &
Son; James Laughlin, John Reid and pcyton b,
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NOTICE TO
TAKE DISPOSITIONS.

Published tho first timc Juno 0, 1857,
Attest: JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
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Wheeling, May 16.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
PoINTs AEoUr PERsoNs.


s. Babcock. Of Manistee, was at The Nor
Ton yesterday.
The \. ). Wood Company are stopping At
The Clarendon.
David J. Erwin and H. j. Hoyt. of Mus
ksgon. were in The city yesterday.
To Mr.. aud Mrs. A l.. Hall, 90 Fountain
Sc. an eight and one-hslf pound boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Perkins lsft f6r
salem, Mass. lass evening TO spend the
holidays.
Hiram, r. Belding. Of Bslding. Mich, the
great Michigan silk man was At Sweet )
last night
Edward Kilisan. proprietor Of the Car
endon Hotel, went % Kalamazoo on bust
ness Isst night.
A. r. Clslsnd. Of Coopersvills. formerly
book keeper for y. Clelsnd. of that place.
il attending the Grand Rapids Business
College.
Cob Robert N Floyd ths well known
bstrrste'v Is here to respond to the toast
The ladies at the Mercantile banquet to-
night Col. Fioyd manages q. v. Hecksr's 3
business In Chicago aud the Vest
Mr. and Mrs j. Mortimer Rsthbons lea
tor Chicsgo lsse evening. where thsy will
setend tbe wedding Of Mr.. Albert Morton.
Mrs. Rsfhbones elder brother. and Miss
prusy Wshl. one Of ths leading society
bellies of the Gsryisn CITY. xr and Mrs.
Morton will visit Grand Rapids on their
wedding trip.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

A sAazk ssssisa ~ ths coans2i--Aa-
ga4rAea gsui Tn8s 8orasnz.

A sAart ssssfoa ~ tIes coane1-Aa-
3a4rAea Eaul Tnss Aora5ns.
Al tha ea1I oE esasr fro1 ths Nagor a.
10 .as1 sssa.as a. of ths ALseFsnea ieek
their seas exosps Elsensar1k IksE
bss1kisd up l4sls sDergies and rasasd
rhe session thro1gh ia l0xty -1ss 1zln2Ess.
" II Parrish. proprietor o. saloon -
81 Canals. who szs Duz1ed o4t 0y tbs
FsseEt ara. zsxsa - es allowed % rs-ssszo-
kzn bis pace a. As and a. Rsari-s-
Granted
Bet k1din presented = Communication
20 the eject th4r aef husband had Been DIS
41lsd E0f Fear z1d asked tar asslSta1ce
0af u the Poor kuu1 Referred 70 TIE
Cammitlee Of Poor.
CITY Clerk Bsiknap reported the nlonEhiy
secsipss Of ais oities as being g. l.6l7oS.
1hs weekly budget Vi the CompfEoiier
f00ssd ap 81 ~. -. also special improve
ulsnt claims ~ tAs amount Of s-ll.l- Ac-
csDted
CITY Treasurer Perry presented bis
moalhlY report which ~as accepted and ~
tsFrsd 10 the CommitLee Ca Ways snd
Asans.
The Cemetery Commissioners reported
the receipts for the moath Of November as
81, ,Qol.77.
Ia compliance with the new law. City
CLERK beiknap has ordered the seal Tor elec-
ton boxes aud reported that With othsr ap-
partsnsncss. il woald be here Today.
The Marshal was instructed 10 notify the
q. K q l. Railway Company 20 pot the
streets. crossed by their tracks IN sale con-
diu0n. as heretofore the company had me-
elected 70 keep the crossings a repair.
AlteFmAa Shznahan moved that J. w.
BoyntOn and his associates ia the Dummy
line enterprise DC allowed thirty days fur
ther time IN which 70 accept the bond re-
qllired by the Council for tas construction
Of the line. Adopted.
Certain properties were ordered con-
demned for the opening and extension OF
Quarry-st. The opening and extension OF
Ijncoln-sL. from Barker's addition 10 the
soatheFiy line Of Walker-aye. Was also or
dered
On motion Of Alderman Doyle an ad-
iouFnment was taken until IL o'clock this
morning. when the Aldermen will preside
~ the polling precincts IN their respective
Wnri@
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
The ALTERNATING SYSTEM
OF Iaosndeseent Lighting 10 Be Intro
dnesd in Graad Rapids by tho Grand
Rapids Electric Light and Power Go.

Rapids Electric Light and fowsrC Co.
reporter for the TLE6RAN-H HERALD
yesterday met Superintendent Fred 5.
Clark. OF the Grand Rapids Electric Light
and Power Company. and in conversation
with him learned that the company are
maxi ng arrangements To increase their
plant by adding what is known as the
alternating or long distance system OF inean-
descent lighting Said Mr. Clark: "Oar
people have spent good deal OF time and
money within the past two years in LOOKING
up tue different systems. but until
within the past two months no
system has been perfected that is
practical either for the consumer or
the company operating the plant. Ii is less
than year since this system began 10 at
tract any great amount OF attention. but
within the past two months it has been
demonstrated that Il is the only practical
system tor incandescent lighting from 4
central station, especially in large city
like this, as no matter how central the sta
ton may be situated we must necessarily Y
have to run out long distances to light
some portions Three of the leading elec-
trical light companies are now furnishing
this system, and they are known as The
Westinghouse, THE United States" and
he Thomson and Houston Alternating sys-
TENS.
Mr. VIM. T. Powers, the President of the
company. left last night for Chicago. and
will 20 from there To Pittsburg, Phila-
delphia, Boston and New York
for the purpose of looking over
these systems. In New York he will be
joined by John L. Shaw, one of the stock
holders, and they will decide which TO
adopt Mr.. Powers will before his return
purchase anincandescent plant of the alter
mating system, and we hope to have it in
actual operation within the next sixty
days. We shall use this system for long
distance lighting. and the system manu-
factured by the G. K. E. l.. & p. Company
for short distance; this light is giving per-
fec: satisfaction. We have now one l25
light dynamo that has been in service for
four months, and are now building 800
light and 500 light dynamo. These will
be ready 10 60 in circuit within few days.
The lighting business vas never better. We
are making q large number of contracts for
incande,cent lights and expect TO have
upwards of $500 lights in service within the
next four months"
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
CHANCE OF PG0PRIEf0gs.
osE or GRsSD RAPID's PcFCLsR LAsD-
LoEDs sEIs-s his ISTEgEsrs 70
oIHEk PAkfLEs.

LOADS cEIf-s his ISTE2EsTs -
oTHEk PAKfIEs.
With no dispasagement 10 schools. col
ieges. churches. hospitals. aal Olher kin
dfed pnblic Institutions. With which our
cities and towns are 60 plengtfaiiy endowed
II il undsaiable that the modern hotel with
al us eonvenienees aud belongings. occa-
pies q more conspicuous place near the
heaEr Of the great public. than any or ali Of
these. one Of tie first questions from
stranger when about 10 visit city for the
hrsG tiIne IS, where shall stsy while in
town. esL drink AMI sleep wneTe viii
had home ia quiet. clean. respectable
quarters. al moderate pFicess" And the
answer 10 this question largely determines
the popularity and financial success OF
many OF tie leading hotels IN al our cities
and towns.
II IS noteworthy fact that the city of
Grand Rapids has along with her numer-
Gus splendid business enterprises. public
buildings and beautiful costly blocks and
private residences, one of the most COM
plete and perfect array of hotel aecommo-
dations Of any city OF equal population In
this country.
Among some Of the more notable and
tDHQt1< uOlctc III tils lOhn. VIC
will in this article speak of one that is
fsyorably known far and wide, as the
Bridge Street House, and this article is
prompted by the iacE OF change in the
pFopiie;ors, as noticed in this journal OF
yesterday.
For over thirty years the Bridge Street
House has bsen faYorite resort Tor resi-
dents aud visitors and has always sustain
ed al unoIemished reputation for respecta-
bility and character. lt has always been
slngularly fortunate In the class of men
who have had the control and management
Of IL, and especially SO for the last tour
years under the supervision of Mr. j. b.
Britain and estimable vile. The friends
and guests as we'll as the public were sur
prised TO learn on yesterday that Mr. Brit
tain had sold out his interests in the hotel
10 Messrs. j. f. Rice and John Kelly.
Mr. Rice who has been successful busi-
ness man in Coopersyille for the last thlr-
teen years will assume the entire super
vision and management ot the hotel in
company with Mr.. John Kelly the lumber
dealer OF this city, who has been q resident
boarder at the Bridge Street House for the
last four years. Mr.. Fred BGrnham the
we'll known genial day clerk and Col. Max
field the night clerk as we'll as the entire
corps of dining room and kitchen help will
be retained, and no pains will be spared to
keep up the reputation and prestige of this
famous hotel. Messrs. Rice and Kelly we
greet and welcome you into the ranks OF
our Grand Rapids landlords.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
A BLOW TO GRANn RAPIns.

Heyn's Bazaar. for the past three years
the leading toy and fancy goods house OF
Western Michigan, has decided to close out
their Grand Rapids store. and tomorrow
morning the large force of clerks will com
mence to mark down the price on every
thing in the house, and the sooner they can
close out the stock, the better it will suit
the proprietors. Mr.. Harry Heyn, OF De-
troit, has sold out his interest of Heyn's
Bazaar OF that city, and will visit Europe
next Spring, aud be telegraphed Mr.. May,
the manager here yesterday, TO proceed at
once TO close out the entire stock, which is
very large and complete in every depart
ment for the holiday trade, bat will now be
slaughtered 81 once.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
GENUINE DIAMONDS ANDS0LD GOLD WATcH
Is IOlAp u Ia.


The Globe Tea Compauy, of New York,
have opened branch store AZ No. 4e Canal.
a., Grand Rapids. Mich. Their teas and
cofiees are packed in paper cans. Every
can contains souvenir, such as ladies anu
gents solid gold huuAns case loweied
American watches, genuine diamonds,
emeralds. pearls, turquoise ami sapphire
jewelry in solld goia settings. and other
articles OF jewelry. After thirty days these
choice teas aud c0dees viii De sold on their
merits. same price. same quality and guam
tlty, bat without the jewelry. Below Is
partial list OF the purchasers so far:
j. BerliS, hardware dealer, "a Canal-st..
found genuine diamond ring in a can OF
tea. Mrs. j. Wood paid g. for two cans OF
tea, and on opening found SCI of genuine
solitaire diamond eardrops, solid gold set
tings. Wm. Eichelsdofer, Popular Shoe
Store, 46 Canal-st., found genuine dia
mond ring in his can. Miss Julia Rosen-
thai, 1876 Third-aye, got one OF the same
kind. :. Barnes. furniture carver, found a
ladys solid gold, hunting case, lull-jeweled
Elgin watch Ia can of tea, for which she
paid ST. Mrs. p. V. Mehen, "a Cnarles-st.,
paid 81 for can of tea and genuine dla-
mond ring. NJ. J. Mills, conductor found
genuine diamond ruby and sapphire lace
pin in a can OF tea. w. Ransley, confec-
iioner, 52 Canal-st., found genuine dia-
mond ring in his can. Mrs. Geo. Morgan,
81 Canal-st.. got one of the same kind in
her can of tea. O. Miller, mill hand, found
genuine solitaire diamond stud ia tea
l.. Wintermitz. yeast manuisc urer, l06
Kent-st.. got genuine diamond ring in his
can.
James S. Thompson, furniture maker,
purchased six cans oil tea of the Globe Tea
Company, No. 45 Canal-st., for which he
paid - and got genuine solitaire diamond
ring, solid gold setting; Mrs. Sarah Brown,
dressmaker, purchased tea and got solid
gold chatelaine, stem -wlnder and set, watch
5. A. Smith. brakeman, also purchased tea
and got a genuine solitaire diamond shirt
stud set in solid gold; Miss Katie Ryan,
sales lady, bought tea and got genuine
diamond ruby and sapphire ring, solid gold
setting.
This company justly claims that that they
have as good right TO sell cans of tea and
| coffee containing those beautiful and valua-
ble articles as their competitors have TO sell
tea and chromos and crockery ware. Or
ders by mail promptly forwarded TO all
parts of the United States. Terms: Single
can 81, o for s., Is for $40, u for S2O. Parties
getting up club order of $40 or $40 always
get valuable article. Address Globe Tea
Company, No. As Canal-st.. Grand Rapids,
Mich. Open evenings.